unturn Antonyms
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Meaning of unturn
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unturn (v. t.)
To turn in a reserve way, especially so as to open something; as, to unturn a key.
unturn Sentence Examples
- The unturned soil of the garden hinted at the potential for abundant produce.
- The jury's verdict was a shocking unturn of their initial expectations.
- The relentless current proved unturn, threatening to sweep the boat away.
- The old mansion's unturned attic held secrets long buried and forgotten.
- The painter's unturned canvas invited imagination to soar.
- The unexpected discovery of oil beneath the surface proved to be a major unturn for the impoverished region.
- The unturned pages of the ancient book revealed a tale of forgotten civilizations.
- The unturn of events left the participants bewildered and in a state of disbelief.
- The politician's unturn on his previous stance was received with widespread skepticism.
- The child's unturned innocence brought joy and wonder to those around them.
FAQs About the word unturn
To turn in a reserve way, especially so as to open something; as, to unturn a key.
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The unturned soil of the garden hinted at the potential for abundant produce.
The jury's verdict was a shocking unturn of their initial expectations.
The relentless current proved unturn, threatening to sweep the boat away.
The old mansion's unturned attic held secrets long buried and forgotten.
